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Top 5 guitar jams

What is your top 5 all-time guitar jams, you know the ones that made you pick up the tennis racquet and play air guitar (if you weren't a real guitar player)? For me it was:

1. Green Grass & High Tides / The Outlaws Live in concert
2. Why does love got to be so sad / Derek & the Dominoes in Concert
3. Transcedence / Santana - Moonflower
4. Allman Bros / anything from Fillmore East album
5. Too Rolling Stoned / Robin Trower

Freebird from Skynyrd is of course a given top 5 for many, any others that are off the beaten path?
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cyclonicman
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My Generation - The Who "Live at Leeds"

Crossroads - Cream "Wheels of Fire"

Highway Star - Deep Purple "Machine Head"

Flying in a Blue Dream - Joe Satriani "Flying in a Blue Dream"

Can't you hear me knocking - Rolling Stones "Sticky Fingers"
johnjc
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Summer Breaze Ernie Isley Just a great solo
Reelin In The Years Stealy Dan
Race with the devil on a Spanish highway
The lost ghost Gamalon
Mr Crowley the late Randy Rhodes made me want to play guitar
obrown
80 posts
 
Cocaine - live version
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phasecorrect
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MIck Tayor on "hear me knockin" from Sticky fingers
Hendrix "hear my train a comin"
Zep "stairway"
ac/dc "the jack" "let there be rock"
Little feat "waiting for C."
sit
315 posts
 
Glass Harp (P. Keaggy) - Never Is A Long Time.
Lou Reed / Steve Hunter - Intro/Sweet Jane
Just too many to isolate just 5 but Allman Bros., Jeff Beck, Stevie Ray V., and Chris Whitley would make my list with a whole lot of their art.
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